For other quick and easy Hebrew lessons in this series, check out Jewish Greetings 101 and Synagogue Hebrew 102.
B’vakeshah – [beh-VAH-keh-SHAH] Please, also “you’re welcome.”
Todah – [toh-DAH] Thank you.
Todah rabbah – [toh-DAH rah-BAH] – Thank you very much.
B’seder – [beh-SAY-der] OK, in order.
B’vakeshah – [beh-VAH-keh-SHAH] Please, also “you’re welcome.”
Todah – [toh-DAH] Thank you.
Todah rabbah – [toh-DAH rah-BAH] – Thank you very much.
B’seder – [beh-SAY-der] OK, in order.
B’hatzlacha – [beh-HATZ-lah-CHA] Good luck! (Remember “ch” is a gutteral, somewhat like the German “ch” in Bach. If you can’t make that sound just go with a spitty “H” sound.)
Slichah – [slee-CHA] Sorry! or Excuse me!
Yom huledet sameach – [Yohm hu-LEH-det sah-MAY-ach] Happy Birthday
B’teavon – [Buh-TAY-ah-VOHN] Bon appetit!
Ta’im! – [Tah-EEM] Tasty! Delicious!
L’hitraot – [Leh-HEE- tra- OHT] Goodbye!
B’chatzlecha : WRONG!!! That’s B’HATZ-la-CHA. (The CH is guttural.)
Quite right! Thanks for the correction.